Service was great. Good balance of efficient and thoughtful of time and space needed to enjoy the experience. Food was excellent. Chicken Tikka Masala was delightful and the Naan was cooked just right (not always achieved in other Indian restaurants. Recommend you find this gem if you are in the area. read more

Food was delicious and portion sizes decent. Staff was very freindly and gave very good suggestions. Atmosphere very nice and I could smell incense. read more

I dined in last night (wish I would have checked Yelp to check in and get a discount offer!) and enjoyed my food and atmosphere. Great service and excellent food. They had a very organized takeaway option going which is great if you're getting off the train at Milson's Point and are in your way home after work. read more

Grace of India Restaurant - Paneer Tikka Masala, Rice, Garlic Naan - Indian Near Me - Milsons Point, NSW

The best Indian food I've ever had. Yelp is making me write more to post this review, but I really just want to impress that this is some of the best food I've ever had. read more

I decided to dine here on the eve of my 39th birthday. Having ran the 2018 Sydney half marathon earlier in the day, I figured that it was time to celebrate or grumble getting older. It was a little of both. I noticed Grace of India Indian restaurant during my rounds in and around Kiribilli / North Sydney. I do love Indian cuisine, due to its intoxicating aromas and fetching spice palate. Indian cuisine has always been on my top 5 favorites. With that said, I ended up dining here on my last night in Sydney Australia before traveling to New Zealand for a week. I arrived here around 5:30pm on a Sunday evening. I thought it was a little bit early, but I saw some people already inside dining, so I went right on in. The ambiance was nice and casual, definitely someplace to take a date on or just have a quiet meal yourself on any given day. The mood lighting was quite nice and adequate, although it was dark enough to have to look at the menu closer than I thought. The service here was friendly, nice, and soft spoken. I probably spent about 45-60 minutes here from start to finish. Grace of India Indian restaurant is one of the good places to visit in Kiribilli / North Sydney Australia. The overall experience here at Grace of India Indian restaurant was nothing short of excellent. While sometimes excellence can be disguised as ordinary, it felt like that, but everything was great. Maybe it was the thought about pre celebrating my birthday a day early, but it was like that. Having Indian food is always a nice time and I should do it more often in my home city of Honolulu, but I was here in North Sydney / Kiribilli and got to know Grace of India Indian cuisine at least for an evening. The restaurant itself was small, boasting about 10-15 tables. I ended up sitting in the middle of the restaurant and the rest seemed to be history. This family run restaurant is located at 16 Ennis Road, right off the main drag. They accept major credit cards, which is always a good thing - as well as cash. Getting here shouldn't be a problem, since street parking can be found nearby in residential street parking. Kiribilli has also a train station near the Sydney harbor bridge, so that's an option for y'all to get here. If you are like a tourist like me, I got here via the Harbor bridge and walked it from the CBD area of Sydney on over. Not the best, but it brought on the appetite! The restaurant is located just off the main stretch of commercial businesses near the harbor bridge, can't miss it. Best bet is to come here early to get seated right away. On this quest to enjoy age 38 before turning 39, I ended up getting the beef vindaloo here with rice. And added on some garlic naan for taste. This simple meal was as elegant and simple as you could possibly imagine it out to be. For the most part though, the vindaloo was extra spicy and went great on a bed of rice. I may have asked for an extra helping of rice to finish off the beef vindaloo, as there was so much curry left after having the first helping. I do love the Indian spice palate and it goes wonderfully with the naan breads. The prices here is usually comparable with other Indian restaurants I have been to. Even Thai and Vietnamese places too. Restaurant quality deserves the best and it was nice to have that level of quality and deliciousness here at the Grace Of India Indian restaurant. While getting older kind of sucks, it doesn't have to be when you're dining at great restaurants. Thanks to Grace of India for making one of my pre birthday a good one during my stay in north Sydney / Kiribilli. I would certainly recommend coming here, if you love Indian cuisine and in Sydney Australia. It's super good! Oh and I used the yelp check in offer for 20% off the meal. Thanks Yelp!! 4.5 stars for the overall experience. 4.0 stars for the ambiance and service. 4.5 stars for the food. If I could, I'd be back. Support local! A- read more

Grace of India is a family run business in Milsons Point that has been providing the community with quality North Indian cusine for 24 years. The service is friendly and welcoming with many of their diners return guests, some who have been returning since they opened 24 years ago. Grace of India has indoor and outdoor seating, the restaurant decorated to theme with Indian inspired artwork. They run a seasonal menu using fresh ingredients. To start one of our favourite parts of indian dining, the Papadams and a range of condiments including pickles, chutney and raita Sweet chilli mushrooms a tasty vegetarian option. The chicken malai tikka was delicious a nice spice and very succulent. We shared the lamb saagwala and the butter chicken. Both curries were on point, the meat tender and sauce full of flavour. Naan a must, the garlic naan was perfect for soaking up the curry sauce. We also tried some cool desserts both very photogenic and a good counter to the spices of the curries. The gulab jamun, sweet condensed milk and pistachio dumplings served in rose syrup. We also had my go to indian dessert, the mango kulfi. Like a mango weiss bar, the Grace of India version looked pretty on the playe and bonus it was loaded with chocolate honey comb and coconut. A quality Indian on the north side of the bridge. Any restaurant in business for 24 years has to be doing it right, Grace of India has the right recepie of Quality food and good service. read more

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I've been trying a lot of Indian places recently (Mum wants to cater part of Christmas day, and I'm the guinea pig) and I gotta tell ya, you get to know good Indian vs deeply average Indian. Grace of India is very good. The menu is the first indication - it has "From the Farm", "From the Garden", "From the Tandoor" and "From the Meadow" choices, along with a Summer Menu and High Protein / Low Carb choices. And the dishes range from the ones everyone knows - I'm looking at you, butter chicken and rogan josh - to ones that true fans of Indian cooking will be all over like white on rice. Think Nehari Gosht (AKA Luckhnowi Royal), smooth and tasty slow cooked goat curry made with home-churned pure ghee and aromatic spices, originally created for the royal Moghuls in the Northern Indian provinces, Can you tell that's the one I had? Because it was, and I felt like a damn maharajah. So good. The naan's were also great, and prices are good value for what you get. A top takeaway spot, I hear eating in is pretty good too. read more

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I paid just shy of $25 for a potato and pea curry, rice, vegetable samosas and lemonade. When I announced that the lemonade was flat and I'd like a fresh one, the waiter asked, 'What do you mean miss, it is fresh, only been open TWO days'. There wasn't a bubble in sight. The owner replaced it in the end by adding a little fresh lemonade to the already flat stuff making it worse. Moving on...the curry tasted burnt? How is that even possible, especially when you only have to deal with 3 tables, 2 of which were well into their meals and you're authentic Indians? The only things making it edible, were the soft fluffy rice and the flavoursome spices that shone through rather than just being hot hot hot. The samosas looked visually pleasing in their pyramid shape, a concept new to me, but holy cow, what was in them amongst the mush as they were nothing to write home about. They should be glad I ordered the food to go so that they didn't have to suffer the look of disgust on my face for the remainder of the evening. Eat here at your own peril. I certainly won't be returning! read more

Eaten INDIAN cuisine in many countries Grace is as good as anywhere. Had one of chef's special Veggie dishes. Seasoning was perfect Expeditious and courteous service read more

Great Indian restaurant that has a great "local" vibe to it. It's a short train ride from the CBD (one stop) and easy to locate. A great option to consider if you're staying in the CBD and want a change from the CBD/tourist options there. Very good service. Attentive but not over bearing. The food was excellent. A great menu with a wide selection of options. Highly recommended. read more

I live locally and I have food from this place many times. I am Indian and have eaten a lot of Indian food in more places I care to recall. Of all the Indian restaurants I have tried, this is one of the very best!. Very authentic flavours, very close to what you'd get if you travelled to India. Must try!!. read more